The American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) â€" Student Chapter recently held its first Fall †Tech Talk.†The talk took place on October 21, 2009 in the Wells Library, Room E-174. The speaker was Cairril Mills of

The 14th National Conference and Exhibition of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) will be held November 5-8, 2009 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Tool makers Stanley Works and Black & Decker Corp. are betting that together they can wring out more profit and better position themselves for a housing market recovery than they could apart.

Stock futures are indicating a higher opening today on Wall Street as investors await the Federal Reserve's latest assessment of the economy. Policy makers aren't expected to increase the central bank's benchmark interest rate at the conclusion of a two-day

Faced with lurking dangers to the budding recovery, Federal Reserve policymakers are sure to leave a key interest rate at a record low to entice Americans to spend more and help the economic turnaround gain traction.

Review: Rap superstar makes due in a smoke-free Broad Ripple venue.

MADISON, Ind. -- Most children get enough chocolate and sweets on Halloween to make dentists cringe, so some dentists are offering children an alternative treat: cash.

A man drove an SUV into an Eastside bar after closing this morning. A group of five or six people who were inside the bar near the front window escaped injury.

A girl who celebrated her 12th birthday last weekend died when she was struck by a car Tuesday night on the Far Westside, police say.

LAKEVILLE, Ind. -- The clerk-treasurer of a northern Indiana town has surrendered to police a week after failing to appear in court on charges he beat his girlfriend.

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor Corp. announced today it is pulling out of Formula One racing, citing a need to cut costs and focus on its core business.

Terrorists disclosed they'd stored chemical weapons inside a high-rise, and emergency workers had to go in and secure them. The make-believe scenario Tuesday at Keystone Towers made for a daunting plotline.

Runners will take over most of the Indianapolis' Northside on Saturday, interrupting traffic to and from Downtown as well as the IndyGo bus schedule.

Employees who expose wrongdoing are forcing billions in payouts.

Special election: $754M project for new facility wins in landslide.

Indiana loses its way early, can't rally against Denver in 111-93 loss.

Antoine Bethea is understated as NFL personalities go. It's easy to overlook the Indianapolis Colts safety on a defense with Pro Bowl stars Dwight Freeney and Bob Sanders.